Building arms

My biceps are totally different sizes the left looks huge compared to the right , same with my tri'sI hit a lot of pull ups and flat bar curls , I heard I need to go heavier on my right cause I'm right handed and its use to supporting more weight , or should I just change up the arm workout and try shock those muscles? Help me please I feel like I I look ill built now and its driving me crazy

My biceps are totally different sizes the left looks huge compared to the right , same with my tri'sI hit a lot of pull ups and flat bar curls , I heard I need to go heavier on my right cause I'm right handed and its use to supporting more weight , or should I just change up the arm workout and try shock those muscles? Help me please I feel like I I look ill built now and its driving me crazy

Omg! I have the same issue! I looked in the mirror the other day and started freaking out! Like wth?!? I figured it was because my rotator was jacked up on my left shoulder and so I wasn't working it as hard. My friend told me to do more reps on my weak side and maybe a heavier weight. Also, stick to just dumbbells for a while.

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I never noticed it either but I just started working on a half sleeve and when i actually like looked at my arms I was like wtf is goin on here , alright I'm guna try double reps & do heavier weight on that arms , thanx

Start doing one arm dumbbells over the preacher bench. Lift heavier on the weak side and throw in a extra set, do this for a wile and see what happens. My arms use to be a 1/2" different, I have them down to 1/4" diff now.

thats pretty normal....one bicep can be flatter and the other more peaked...usually the difference in the overall arm measurement may not be that dramatic between the right and the left, its more of a visual thing. Train the inner head of the flatter bicep more aggressively, after a fedw months you will begin to see them even out.

Your doing the right thing pushups burn alot of fat and make more muscle... Just go at a slow pace for now. Just set your mind to it anything is possible. Oh may i suggest lifting weights start out small. good luck to you.

Everyone, everyone, has an asymmetry issue. One of the best ways I was able to help my clients who were really worried about the imbalance was have them train the "weaker" side first to failure, then the opposite side to the same number of reps, even if it's not to failure. It will help bring up the lagging muscle but also ensure you don't lose any size or strength on the other side.

Everyone, everyone, has an asymmetry issue. One of the best ways I was able to help my clients who were really worried about the imbalance was have them train the "weaker" side first to failure, then the opposite side to the same number of reps, even if it's not to failure. It will help bring up the lagging muscle but also ensure you don't lose any size or strength on the other side.

My PT is a big fan of unilateral exercise, basically one side at a time. So is working the weak side first better because there is less fatigue to deal with?
I also seen guys doing one arm barbell curls, they told me its a quick way to check for any imbalance in the arm by doing a few controlled reps this way.

Everyone, everyone, has an asymmetry issue. One of the best ways I was able to help my clients who were really worried about the imbalance was have them train the "weaker" side first to failure, then the opposite side to the same number of reps, even if it's not to failure. It will help bring up the lagging muscle but also ensure you don't lose any size or strength on the other side.

^^^i agree that everyone has a muscular imbalance of some sort. No body is perfectly proportional. I have disproportionate calves. The
right one looks like a football player's calf and the left looks like the "skips leg day" guy! Lol. Nort to mention one ear is bigger than the other...fml. Lol. Good tips in here. I've done a lot of unilateral training on the weaker leg, just have to try harder I guess.